'Blind dating" books was a huge success this morning! Here are some of the mystery books that were immediately claimed by students so that they could keep reading. Special shout out to Schooled by Gordon Korman as being a particularly popular book that was sampled
This morning we are talking about book covers and how they can (for better or for worse) help us to make a judgment about a book. Then students will be sampling books without using the cover to help. Looking forward to some good discussions!
@riv_mcmillan12 Classic prank! Today I told my class gravity was weaker than it was for the rest of the year, meaning they could jump higher than normal
All #WRDSB schools are CLOSED and transportation is CANCELLED. Extended Day Programs, Child Care Centres in our schools, and Education Centre are closed. All our students will participate in self-directed, asynchronous learning. Staff are virtually available during school hours.
Happy #LunarNewYear to everyone in the #WRDSB community who is celebrating. Despite #COVID19 restrictions, we hope you can still find virtual, safe and meaningful ways to connect with your family and friends. May this year bring you good health and great fortune! #YearOfTheTiger
If you're feeling alone, don't be afraid to reach out. We have principals, vice-principals, teachers, guidance counsellors, child and youth workers, social workers, educational assistants, office staff and many other caring, trusting staff our students can talk to. #BellLetsTalk
Here are some highlights from the different geometry games we have been playing in math class. Skyscrapers, a triangle description game and a pentomino puzzle
Today our class tried "the Blanket Exercise" which allowed us to take the perspective of indigenous communities and experience loss of land as European settlers arrived.
Today in math we timed ourselves doing different tasks and recorded or times as decimal numbers. We then worked to put these numbers in order, and to represent them visually